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‘More than just a win for Lorie Smith, this is a sweeping free speech victory for every American…’

The United States Supreme Court has ruled that Colorado cannot force a Christian website designer to create websites celebrating same-sex marriage.

When Justice Neil M. Gorsuch authored the U.S. Supreme Courts 6-3 opinion opening the door for certain businesses to deny service for reasons related to sexual orientation, he repeatedly referenced the words of his friend and former colleague on the appellate bench, Timothy M. Tymkovich.

The Supreme Court reaffirms freedom of speech — and the freedom not to speak.

For the first time in U.S. history, the Supreme Court granted a business open to the public the constitutional right to discriminate against would-be customers

WorkInProgress launches 303CreativeForAll.com ahead of SCOTUS ruling...

New York wedding photographer Emilee Carpenter won't share her beliefs about marriage because state law threatens to land her in jail.

Graphic designer Lori Smith is accusing Colorado of requiring her to create custom art violating her religious beliefs.

A legal advocate for religious freedom says its critical that the Supreme Court get it right this year when it rules on the 303 Creative case.

The United States Supreme Court is tackling a host of issues this term, having already heard oral arguments on major cases, and will be releasing important opinions in the coming months. Here are four Supreme Court decisions to watch this year.